Easy Elizabethan Age Quiz PracticeBy Owl Writer / March 20, 2025 Elizabethan age started with Elizabeth I’s accession to the throne of England in 1558. She reigned from 1558 to 1603. Below is a set of ten questions on the Elizabethan period. Test your knowledge now by solving the following Elizabethan age quiz! Welcome to your Elizabethan Age Quiz Thomas Kyd was the member of the group named 'university wits'. Is this statement correct? Yes No None 'Tottel's Miscellancy' is written by which of the following author? Thomas Sackville Henry Howard Sir Philip Sydney Sir Thomas Wyatt None Name the chief authors of Elizabethan period: Burton and Donne Marlow and John Wycliffe Shakespeare and John Lydgate Beacon and Milton None In the context of Elizabethan age, what does the term 'romanticism' mean? The quest something wonderful and remote, unknown The spirit of adventure and voyage The revolt against the past and freshness is literature All of the above None Edmund Spenser authored the following: Songs and Sonnets Amoretti The Ruins of Time Holy Sonnets None There was a new passion for classical learning during the Elizabeth age. Choose the correct option. Yes No None Which of the following poems are written by Sir Philip Sydney? Arcadia and The Steele Glas Astrophel and Stella, and Arcadia The Apologie for Poetrie Songs of Mourning None Identify the common features of the dramas written by the group 'university wits'. Themes are usually tragic Heroic themes and styles Often it's based on the great figures All of the above None Identify the features of the Elizabethan period. The drama made excellent progress Scottish literature made its appearance Poetry and prose were almost non-existent None of the above None
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Best Quiz on American Colonial Literature (Set of 20 Questions) Quiz, Literature Quiz / By Owl Writer / June 30, 2025 The history of American literature begins with the arrival of English speaking Europeans on the…
